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A new screening test in primary care is being hailed as the most efficient way to indicate risk of colorectal cancer.

In a study involving department researchers, a new screening test is being hailed the most efficient way to indicate risk of colorectal cancer. © Shutterstock
Both men and women can get bowel cancer, most people are aged 50 or over when they are diagnosed.

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